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ASHBURTON SALES. RATIONAL HORSE FAIR, BULLOCK’S ARCADE. FRIDAY. 25th FEBRUARY, IS3& WE WILL OFFER:— A/c. MR G. S. BLACKMORE. Westerfield: 6-Horse Team, comprising: 1 Three-year Gelding, 2 4-rea? Geldings. 1 Nine-year Gelding; 1 11-year Gelding. 1 Aged Mare. All broken to chains. A/c.- MR? M. DONALDSON. Kin^ r 1 Pedigree Black Mare, rising 4yrs; broken to chains. - A/c. CLIENTS; 1 Three-year Filly, chains. 1 Yearling Draught Colt 1 Aged Gelding, all work. A/c. MR C. URQUHART, Springbura (who has purchased a “Lanz” Tractor): 9-year-old Gelding, all work, good shatter. , 2 Seven-year-old Geldings, chains. 9-year-old Mare, chains. 4-year-old Mare, Half-draught, chains. 3-year-old Mare, Half-Draught chains. C., H., and W. for all horses. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Auctioneers, 7366 Ashburton.

CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, MAYFIELD. MONDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1 PJL TITESSRS J. TREVOR THOMAS and "1- CO. have received instructions from Mr DAVID EDMOND (whose farm they have sold) to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION as above, the following:— CATTLE--16 Dairy Cows, 3rd and 4th Calvers, Jersey and Jersey Cross. All guaranteed, dates at sale. 1 Heifer, due spring. 1 Jersey Calf. 1 Purebred Jersey BulL PIGS — 6 Porkers. Tamworth and Devoa Tamworth. SUNDRIES— , „ “Alfa Laval,” 45-gallon Separator, hand or power drive; Electric Motor and Drive; Set Spring Cart Harness; Planet Jun. Garden Hand Hoe, Planet Junr. Horse Cultivator, Wheelbarrow, i Cask Molasses. Grindstone, Chains, Spring Cart, Milk Buckets. Milk Cans (5), Quantity Empty Sacks. Sundry Harness, Sheep Netting. J. TREVOR THOMAS and CO., 7367 Auctioneers.

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